The latest Soundbytes web magazine is out, and in it, I have two articles. "Music on Tablets: A Taste of Some iPad Apps" is the start of a bi-monthly column where I hope to write about one of my main areas of research over the past couple of years, the music making potential of touch-screen tablet computers. A greeting here to all the makers of the software I covered in the article, to the makers of Lemur, AudioBus, Analog Midi Sequencer, Bird Stepper, Thumbjam, Fairlight CMI Pro, Cubasis, Wilsonic, Sector, and Borderlands Granular - many thanks for your programming efforts! Read the article here:
http://soundbytesmag.net/music-on-tablets-a-taste-of-some-ipad-apps/
The second article was a review of Echobode, a new sound processor from Sonic Charge, in Sweden. This is a very flexible frequency shifter/delay/phasing unit with lots of compositional potential, and reasonably priced, too. Here's a link to that review:
http://soundbytesmag.net/sonicchargeechobode/
